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E« T m u Aitor.
On F'riday of last week a deaf
mute came to Nclo from Albany
prairie, ao lie *nld, where he had
UH DAV.
DE< EMBER 17 >wi«7
Onr City Marsha), I. A. Munker*,
bueu hunting work, IL- «od bis
h<* had • new root plocetl on lus (
family lived on Mri'ully Mountain, I
residence.
near Lyon*. Hu «aid Ihey was de* ,
Robert Strachan has »old his *n«ll
tilute, having nothing to cal, and
contract
to
A.
V.
Guyer,
who
now
Ari Linen-Gr ide» at 4<»c’M*c 75c 80r
not enough cloth«»* to keep th*iu ’
c«rri«M IL* mall between Mr wood
India Linen—.«•hear g-axh from IO
c mifortalje. Ho had a black eye,
and .Sela
to Inc per yard.
which, however, he took Considera­
Com» and look at our New Glam­
Handkerchief Linen—Three gi-od
ble pwins to go through tho nontor-
ware A lmtu|M>. The price will sur*
value« S5c 76c 11.00 per yard.
Bons nec««s*arv to show that he re-'
Embroidered ahd h«-m»tltchcd pn*v y»u.
calved th« blow while chopping
Ro«* E. H.
handkerchief« 2jc 6c B*c
25e 40c
wood, mid not while fighting.
He
Imrk Compton had a brush with a
Mfe 76c *1.26
was almost fro»«, and lookel be-
young fellow ii . iiiim I < harleton, l ist
Drapery Gouda—Sllkollne at 10c;
¡■arty nt draggl ’ l a<i't hungry.
Nilkolloe at I2| and >5c; Drapery week. They were nt a
As soon a» ho could tu iko hlmsolf
t liarlim Compton'*, when Iho row
good* at Me and 75c.
un<ler»t<M>d, he told thecruwd which j
Down mid FMlher.I'Illowa— I’ricee •terted.
had gathered around him, that he
Mrs. Robert Carry .who ht« b» en
had two small children, which ho
35c «nd >L76c-
visiting old friend* in Ohio, Ml*
{could not bmr to seo suffer, and
New and complete line of—Brain
*<>url and Michigan th* last f'.w
er I and Armstrong'* Embroidery months returned home Monday. ho had to have help or they woul.l
starve. He soon h id lhe »ym|»slliy
»ilk* In F'ilu.
Mbe had a very pleasant trip.
of lhe crowd, and five u’ sii dollars
Belta—With pur»«« J6c 5Oc Sl.00
Rev. Bonnell, lately partor of lhe was made up for him in a* many
Without purse» I6c 30c 60c.
Christian church al Dall»» ha* been minute*. Two hundred (».utids of
Pur»«-»—IQr I’« 26c3»c 60c Monkey­
holding « revival at Halsey and on flour was subscrlbtsl for him. I h - siuvs ’
skin 7«C sti-rtlng trimm««] seal an<l
Monday pnm**d here on th«' down meat and arti< les of clothing for
nlllgnlor 7Ve il.'»» 31.26»
train to take up »itnller work at himrelf anti family. He cried piti­
A new line of gentleman's neck-
II ill.boro.
fully anil was dc«-ply touched.
wear, latest »tyle* In puffii,tack* and
Ik, you »moke? If *n t can fit you
Il was noticssi, however, that
bows.
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out. I hav«» Just reclevrai a fl«,«» Un«'
when A. J. Johnson ami I'. J. Mun­
of pip«-*.
Price« ranging from Joe
ker* gave him a dollar a pi«a.»', that
to «3.25. Also have a fre«h line of he pouted to th«' heaven* above, n«
good cigar», fine cnndl«*«. totmew,
i straight as the Go.ld»»s of Liberty,
cl«., etc. Next door to II. FL lllblcr.
•nd when other* only gave hulf a
Agent» for Butteri, k pattern*.
A number of dog* from around
dollar, be only pointed to llcaien
Send for Metropolitan.
town have dlaappeared. Some ol at an angle of about l‘> degrees, and
them at least were polaoned by
i for a quarter of a dollar ho would
owner* of *h< • p In thl» section, Mr.
•f
. not point at nil, but slap tho giver
Henry L« filer who live» aliove town
on the back, and make Hint n>.l»o
ALBANY. OREGON,
killed M'Vernl in this way. It 1»
p.-, ulinr to deaf mute*.
also notlcinj that fewer reports of
H<> took a part of his plunder und
sheep
being
klllisi
is
reported.
In Dreea Good», Hosiery and Un-
got out of tow n Immediately. *eem
lhe mill company I* going to Im- ! Ingly very anxious about hl* Imiiily,
dar-weur you will always find <>ur
I prove the rmlrtwd between this city
sl-ick up to date. But ju«t now «•
»tying lie wouhl come back after
(1(TS
want to mention a few thing* ft and the main line. Three carloads th«’ flour, me.it, etc.
of ties were iwtit out for that pur­
have for th«' Holiday trade:
After lie had gone, aomehody
Handkerchief«, a complete line— . pose Inst w«*ek. In tho near future 'made the remark that he hail a
all »tyl«<» and price» from Jc to 11.26. ttie engine will In- rn-nl to lhe r«q»«lr traiie, at which, he was a skilled ar­
Pocket book» and Chatelain«, a shop* and I*' overhnul.-d or bettor, tist, but nobody could remeiuber A l BXST.
OlUMiOX
may poaaibly l>e replnccl by a new
very »tyllsh assortment.
what he said hl* trade w.t*.
On Tuesday <d thl» week.
Mr«
Kid glove. In (Mipular shades, |.s-< motive.
The next >1 «y he was drunk as n
Tho
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m . w lorn in mu! around S-lo
Alic«'
Hartley,
who
killed
Senator
tdther two < la«p* or foster hook.
lord up at Lyon«, taking a Thanks­
Ihlnk they can make mi intor.-stlng
l-'oh'y al R.-no several y«'«r« ago
I'mbrella», u catchy lot, »tvrltng
giving. (which lie prolwbly had
gumo
for
nn
Allmny
team
of
bowler*,
created
a great .leal of ex clteiiK-nt
silver mounted, with metal rod«.
not celel'ratod,) Christmas uml New
church.
’ and are willing mid mixlou* to "trot
Emanuel Baptist
' In
'toman embroidery »eta, v m < *
Year, all at once. After the people ! At
them u he.it,’ if nrrangem.mts can
Bev.
th«'
conclusion
of
present for a lady.
who Lad helpeti hlui heard of hi*
Belts, the new fancy metal goods, . !«• made to that effect. Helu ha* spreo nt Lyons, they knew ho wan J. George Gibson's «eriiioti •he
gi*»l material, but I* lacking mime ■
dramatically
declansi flint
«lie
very »tyllsh.
in practice, nevertheless the team . an actor, for uno thing, and one of had a messigi- from Go«l to theeffect
Pen knives in fine jiearl handles
Iin* conflih nee und want* n game the first wnter, nt that.
that Durrant’s life should l><> saved,
for ladles. Use.
Dont forget to ch II on A. \V. and It wa* th«' «July of the congrega
Leather I mm «, tho latest pitturn» with itome of th. Albany t'-im*.
I . C. Jacknon of Halmiy, ex-sheriff llagey to get your Christmas Jewel- tlon to save him.
Table linen« and napkin«, no bet­
of Linn County, maile Selo friends ery.
Eugene Deuprey, the attorney
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ter goods show n.
I and relatives a short visit this week, i
who Is mnklng such » tight for
Jacket* mid rape» In novelty «-t-
Flr« At Qitci
Unde George Bilyeu
who ha*
Durrant, gives warnlngof sensation­
tec'ta, something just out.
' In-eri visiting relatives near Halsey • About eleven o'clock Saturday al developments. He «ays that
A» a *|M-ci»l Inducement for cash
returned home as Mr. Jackson evening Dr. Hughe« discovered a Durrant will n<d hang In January
trade we will give »way th - Gen­
cam.-down, mid will remain h* re small tilaxe ill the roof of the saloon as Is generally ex|n'cted, and ded ir-
uine Roger A I Silverware, which
(ho rest of the winter. Clide building recently occupied by the «><1 that he will eventuillv go ire«'.
I. also very suitable for a holiday
• ieorge mh - iiis stronger than when McCarty Bros. Befote anyone could
Gibson, who was Durrant’» pastor
gift
he went away, Grandma Bilyeu is get there, the tire hail such a start refused to see the condemned m.«n’*
Tho way we do It I* this, with
staying nt the home of her son that it wan lni|M>-siblo to extinguish mother when she called with a
each purchase of fiOc or more for
It. The building la-lougrd to John messagv from her son asking the
cash we present you a ticket r< pr«- A. J. Bilyeu.
1 way, a former conductor on the preacher to tell all he knew alsiut
•enting l<i |»<r cent of the purchase.
Mather M c K ul .#? Burf«i
< i. C. A E. llallruad. The liquor» tin* murder* in Emmimil church.
When you hold llckct« amounting
Ixisl Tuesday, in the presence of and case g«Mai» wi re nil savisl, but
to one dollar or mon* they w ill I m - re­ sorrowing relatives and »ymimthi«-
tIm shelving and refrigerator were
deemed by u* on demand in «»Id sil­ Ing friend* of the dece,i»cd, all that
burned, as were the »loves, tables
verware, which we have on dhpl iy. was mortal of Mr«. Nancy Alli»<>ii
and chairs ill the club room, togi-tn*
It will p-iy you to trade with u- M Kinley, mother of the president
er with some furniture of sin.ill val­
we guarantee our price* to be n* low of the t’nitisi Htatea, was laid to rest
ue upstairs.—Albany Deiiiocr.il.
a* tho luw«-st.
at Cmiton, Ohio, with lx Otting cer
If you wnnt any fruit tree», mil on
emoulea.
The »crvlces nt the McKinley J. K. Morri«.
homestead were private, being at*
Pcrbnp* Lost.
tendisl only by relatives of the fam
J. I- Nyic and A. J. McClure, of
ALBANY, OREGON
lly mid Intimate friend«, including
Sweet Home were in the city Italay,
the member» of the cabinet with
and brought tlio newa of the pro­
their wive», who had conn* from
bable lorn of Alla-rl Riggs mid Kam
Wu-dilngton. After the conclusion
Lewis. With Jim Lewis they were
of this service the casket containing
trapping at l'ish Lake ten days ago,
M >ther McKinley’» remains was
( alavan Bro», »hipped a carload of taken to tho church escorted by t» when they got caught III H snow
storm, mid have not been heard of
beef cattle to Portland last week
cortege of va»t length, mid here the
»Ince.
Jim Lewi», who had taken
Dr. J. W. Col«? went to Gate* City public services were held.
another course got back in' safety.
on Saturday, returning on Tuesday.
All the business house in Canton
A searching party 1« looking for the
John Gaine* butchered l'< hog* last were closed till after th«* services.
men.— Allmny 1>< mocnit.
Wodn«**lay, which he intends to
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LAND FOR SALE.
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Notions & Fancy Roods.
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THE FAIR
OF
S- E. YOGNG. & SON.
ALBANY OGN
Albany Ogn.
Has tilt» only up to
tinte lloliil.'iv stock
south of Portland.
( Ini' prices are right.
We pay special at­
tention to mail or-
READ, PEACOCK & CO
J. fl. WEAVER.
THB
HALF PRICE STORE.
Would t<» ari appropriate umile f<>r
rny stock «>f t«noks forold and young,
office hook», .»fths* Ottures, Ole», tllk
«t.ind*. drnwieg (•»•1«, Ink«. giu- ».
inni il ig> ». art novi-ltlcs, r-hespest lo
thè very tln«**t; wrillng paper, tab­
let», a largo n«**>rtmenl of bnth; «*all-
Ing cards, ticket«, N M card» cheap,
peliholder«, pi-nrils, peti», notimi»,
blotting ptd», fissile, eie., al tho rate
ot $1.01* wortb torOOeents.
W. II. BLA IN
(il«- pu'« Ihe priora down.)
The «enteiK-e of re prlnrmd p.i«*«-d
upon ('apt. I < ciiinrd A Lovering,
found guilty l>y court-mnrtlnl of the
charge of conduct to the prejudiceoI
good order mid mllltnry discipline
In the ill*treatment of Private llmti*
itiond, whs rend before the regiment
of odh-r* ¡it I <>rt Sin-rid.in l.i-t Erl-
<1 ny afternoon.
will be run.
L. A. Rostlll, of Eugene, shlp|>ed
.'loo live turkey» to Vict-iru, British
Columbia l ist Monday. The amp-
inent was picked up from large
droves m-.ir t'resweM, Go»h<n »nd
Cottage Gnive. Mr It >*t«-in cxpi *•1«
to »hip atm more on foot this week
and the rest of the Chri-ymis »hlp-
ineiil will be dressed.
I Have .lust Received A Few of The
LATEST NOVELTIES
For th« Fourth Tun«
Th»-.»hirv Durrant, th«-« ondvmn. d
Mr. C. M. Hamilton, of Eugene, Is
visiting friend* ami relative* In Hcl<. murderer of Blanche lauuont, was
' sentenced lust Wednesday, by Judge
mid vicinity.
There i* to be a free dunce given Bahrs for the fourth time to suffer
the extreme penalty of the law, the
al the Houston Hail to night
date of his execution being set tor
A. G. Prill, I’hysiemi and Surgeon.
January 7, next.
Kcio, Oregon,
«»nice next door to
Durrmit was In court, and carried
drugstore.
himself with hi»customary coolnei«.
MsaU-r George Turner of Rowland
Mr«. Durrant visited her son yes­
1» visiting his »later Mr*. Roy Gll|
terday. Both were downcast, and
tbl« week.
seemed to realise that tho end was
Mr. Andrew Jennings and family
near.
went ut> to Waterloo on a visit the
At Lest.
first of the week.
Im|*ortnnt development» have
The finest glass-ware and the nic­
est Inmp* over brought to Melo, are taken place In th«' affair« of the OC.
to be found at lt<>«s E. HIHvr'attore. A FL Railroad t'ornpanv. Articles
Th«' prices too, are such that one can of inc«>rp«initlon were fih»l yestenlay
I simultaneously In the Linn County
afford Io buy.
I clerk’» office and In tho office of
Mr. Wm. William« who ru«i a
the secretary of state, Incorporating
Wagon repairing »hop nt Jordan
tho Corvallis A Eastern Rallroi«!
«tore 1a«t Mummer has moved down
• Company. The capital stock of the
by Salem.
new company 1» t2,200,<»M>, »nd it*
There will be an auction sale al principal office 1» Allmny. The ob-
the farm reahlenee of the late ¡>>ul« j«*ct* »» set forth In tho articles of
Huber In Jan. 8, 1st»«. The sals w III Incorporation are the operation and
coti«i«t of farm stock and Imple­ construction of a railroad line from
ment«.
Yaqulna (my to Snake river, near
John Zink, who live» bet ween Ontario, In Malheur coonty.Oregon,
Ihl» place and Nhelhurn hn<l the along lhe route originally pro|m»ed
ndafortune to eel hla foot aerinosiy by tho <>l«l Oregon Bud tic Company,
last Wc'dnesday while chopping also the construction of a branch line
Wood.
’ from a point near Prineville south­
Mr. Norman Ixmg ha« movra) ward through Imke and other south­
from the farm of Mr. Ben Me I>on-
eastern countries Io lhe California
•Id, «low n to Jontan. He w ill reside lino.—Allmny Herald,
In the house formerly ra-cupled by
Red Heal lyo In nlwnlutely pure
Mr. Leonarl, the miller.
Messrs Mini mon« and Bradley were gnmulnted potash In «If11ng topi une
In Mclo Wednesday looking after There I» more riothen dentroyed by
entile. They hall from
A sotin, l>oor nonp than by actual wear, m
Washington, «nd hav«' let several the free alkali rot« them, Hoe Coke
contract» for cattle in this «ectimi. ! I« pure.—N. M. Dan(el.
make Into bm-on
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Having Just come from Idaho,
w here I have resided for 20 years, 1
learned tie fore 1 left there, on Dec.
I, III it the N«*» Perce Imllaii reser­
vation will lie opened near the first
of the year for homestead settlement,
w hen many people ran secure them­
selves good homes. Till« land 1»
very productive, often raising «<•
bushel of oats to the acre, mid 00
bushel of wheat Is an average yield.
And mod all kinds of garden truck,
mid fruit, do well.
Mils. Jo-l.l-ll
Vl< KKKY.
3chsol Texchor» Appclnt.i
The directors of school Di.trrt No.
■A’»; Linn t ounty Or. met Wednes
nay and elected the following, teach
er. for the Helu public school for the
spring term. Mr. Virgil Goin,
principal; Miss
Grace Smith, of
Monmouth, intermedate, Ml«« May
Morris; primary.
Bora
IM lies-To the wife of T. N. 1 off.-y,
on Wodnenday, December 16th,
1W7, n girl.
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MzVRRIED—At the home of the
bride's parents, on Sunday,Dec. 12,
1*1*7. by Rev. A. J. Jarnlgnn, Mr,
John Hlielton and Ml.» Caroline
Miller.
The groom 1« a prosperous young
farmer, a son of Ix-e Shelton; tho
bride is a daughter of Mr. Waiter
Miller.who runs the saw mill in Illi
you Den. They have the good wishes
of their many friends. In tho near
future they will move onto the old
home place of Mr. Walter Miller, In
Richardson's Gup.
Also Several Pieces of 1 )ress( Jooods
and All of Them Bargains
Money in Your
Pocket
when you have a label there
with the Horse-shoe and the
“Equal to custom
made. ’
We are the sole agents
for our city for
this
cele­
brated make of fine clothing
Visit us and examine the quality
and prices of our lines
STERNBERG'S
Albany,
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A. ». HAGEY.
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eottM» tUM»lw*r i boumre I
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’am», »»o bar*I farm la tut up into « 0r< ie
an<1 tl <»n»utf hlv <1ta!na»f an 1
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vultlvi thin ÍMkbaí»«'« ufwn ftaaturm a»l tí’- I I
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All kind« d u .itches cl«« ks and Jew*
elry repaired promptly.
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GREGON.
«ulti» »t «»n leaMn.'m «»$>•••» «a*(u r, brueh »ii'l
ilutar, hottw, -arii an I o© liar»I aUi
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fo m < ir», 7 utile** K a »< of •tai«»«. Oregon, ad
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tai'« a* h*. 10 mtfoe ka«f «W *U I»», JWacro-»
in rupl«atl«>h. ’».»it tn opeti |<wriure* eotnr
* i«4T»»*h and rfml’er, •*» ai to* hill land, r«*b
ani** aligo*»! fowl tauiotn tanti. I h »»»*«* uh I
!w.» > m < »■* an I
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.0 t» irmi« ft<M> down, tauii'v timo lo
«nll purvhata*r.
arrêta. ì mH«?« >a«f of ta b», in» a« ree In
<Mlfl)al|Hti ttafour«- lutali) ad ofwn |m«f»ire,
atomi “u m’iew. bill
tw<» running
• Dr»e»ke, gì**! «t»rl’*g *»'cr, <«■«•! tie» h»n>ta».
*. lain«, g* •<*! >n> imrd
ibi« te a No 1
grain mi . »in'lt brin
Pti.v |>5 ir» |»r».fv
i tartt»M Itali *T»*h itala»»«» llu*c
», tt «, iwn utlir* wrtttherM <»f Mcfo, Ita
a- or* In * ’lift» altan» 'M» ft* r» * opa » pa«* ire-
te»tan*w hru«b »n<! «uno timl>rr. <an ali t*r
» ulti»«t. l. » wo g«wi»l hvw b*matta, ’a»« barn*,
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rai» «ta
to a» i »'M. tao mito* tannili w»’*t of tato. 15
». (ira hi <'iiiih»H«in, ta.'gq.r l*rn»h and •»•in«*
tituber, <an
ali **■ < »ilfitat«**!* m *«»*! new
and l«rti
I t U * f •«* |» t a. t» , trim«
li üiin.rr>w
ta l<> Oregon
The
Merchants'
Exchange of
San Francisco received a ti-l«grani
from Nanaimo Dec. 15 In which
the captain of the missing • mi
er (leveland «ay« his vessel ha»
lieen wrecked on th" nmt of Van
c->uv«-r island. No other details are
given.
Chief ('«instructor Hichhorn, In
order to ««-tile differ«*net*» <if opinion
that frequently occur on the subject,
lias Issued Ihe following oHielal
summ«ry sh'iwli.g tho number of
vvs-' ls in the Unit««l tstatc« N ivy:
l-'lrstelasstMttle ship«, *»;S'lC'ifld ■ I i»«
battle-ship», 2; srnmred cruisers, 2;
arm<>r<«l d>>n*»l- turrrted monitors,«1;
singh turrrted monllor«, 13; pro­
le« led crui«»-r»,
13; unprotected
cruisers, 3: guiiiMmts, l<*; com|»»«lt<>
gunl«Mit«, <>; »|>«-< ial class, 3{ »l«-«-l
tor|H-doboats,x2; wood lor|H-do I» m I«,
I; Iron cruising vrs»«'l«,5; WlHNlvfl
cruising veswl», II; sailing VCftlM'lll,
tug«, It; wissjen steam
unfit for service,»; wooden Milling
ve-sel« unfit for service, 6; total, I II
—Scientific American.
IÎlive you tried Hue < ’nkpf A*k
for premium book. M. M. I Sinici.
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uiirhlpl») b.«>h«*t ln Montavilta a4j«4n
Ing Portland oiwoci ttew ? rt<nn I lhiw utili
niodern lu*prov meni», crltar rtr
Itar n and
i ont bntîdltirf«, a bearing fruii tro«*«», focal«»»!
Ì ono bfoch from city car lino will tadl nr ©<•
« hangr for a Mt in pri«re •!* »■,
Aft<-r h.-iring «one frlend« ron-
H ihi •II;, priil'lng < li.sta.l-* rinn'- < >1-
h-, < hol.-rn hik I Dl-irrho-.i lli-medy,
< urti* I leck, of Anaheim, t .ilifor-
tila, purch.i’ed a botlle of il for hl«
ow n u»e and I« now i« enthusl «alle
over It« wonderful Work m anyone
ran le*. The 25 und 50 cent slaaa for
«nie by Peery A Peery.
Ï ÛU WILL FIND
words,
M.C. GILLS. S0NS.
N> to.
act«-* < mllna H*»nth of Acto
a ro* In
ctihlVM! Jott Itatantta <n«Mt pan* uro. bruatt an i
enne tlui-«r, lumie, tea» n «n4 orvliai T p<k.r
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A. 1.1vlng-tone <>f < nr-on, Nev ,
II
'ar| !» i rt-o'. tanti an i wrü i»»»»t*«l
has recleved n com.nunlmtlon from :
Prb •
pr» *<rr
Din Stuart «tilling lh.it a tint tit I* I«--
'.'traie*
f , tu .*.■«, •
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i . i acuate
ihg arranged lietwevn Corbett mid
r*rn«U, ait !r»al tan t, g»**! *»rt h i4, hou*r
t*> p-ra iw
Elt/.-imilion*, a« Wei) 11« Ollier pugil an i ham l'tbe»
."il m ree, !<» utlta* Itaat oí **1«, .
«ntl«»
1st«. 1« to In« held tn Carson, In July, I lha*A
ol
0 mH**«» N. <!,.«• rt ,t I
IHirt, mid adding th.it definite ar­ I U H UMta»‘r*«a lu mhlkwtlon. i’»kh*fiv«) oitrn
|l«a.»tvifv, wrUtr hfti»h an-t tlin'wr* «x»n m II
rangement» will lie completed In a . «»if I» al»"l. ail a «»! anil. <«■■! hotter «ml
■ harn, out bulMIng«.
well an<l «firing
fortnight.
Stuart also promise* . water. >*n<r Ita w par a«,*r*
'
isu
arrtia,
i
n
mile»
Ka*t
«>f
Itala,
Llo.noo in niciiig pur««'*, mid says i
’cult talion. XÖ acre» tuorw ojern
meeting will be held In Car-on I ii ance» tluilwr, KM) a»rt^» «an f*
! brutta*an t »tarn S00 ywuug fruit tr
July, when (tie best Eastern horse* ■ fol running water. Ih hr •! h».
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U & EASTERN.
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YAQUINA BAY ROUTE.
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itaoand Yaquina Itay *taam*hip < o
STEAMSHIP “PRESIDENT,"
*»*l!a from V tx-pilna rvrry * !*» * for tan Fran*
It
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lluui*M>h Hay.
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datk'i»* < t»«utpft-»«'d
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and
With.mt
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hsxvr-e Portland. ^MiHhlil
W «-In. w in , a »1)1 hllxjt
J.l , M<*yn,
• p’ Ri% er
AR any
l> n’t Is* persuaded into buying
liniments without reputation or
merit
< hamls-rliiln's Pain Balm
co «I b no more, mid Its merits have
Is-« n proven by n lest of tnany years.
Nu< li It tti rs as the following, from
I» G. Bagley, llueneine, Cal., ate
• •n-t intli t-eliig rt <-elvt <|: Iheltest
remedy for i>dn I have ever ums I I s
< hmiitH ri iii>'« Pain Balm, mid I say
so after having u«<-d II in my family
for several years." It cur«*» rheu­
matism, lame tmek, sprains and
«wellltig«. For sal«- by Peery A
Peery.
Save lhe wrapix-rs of Hoe Cuke
- »ip. They uro worth a cent apiece.
—M. M. I hl n lei.
.«•P«wiit< I. ■* lOc n |wir nt Peery A
Peer/’«.